Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-29
BELLAIRE.

Young White, the colOred chap who
gave Officer Schramm such a lively chase
on Belmont street, was assessed good
rOund>fne for his fun.
The steel works will continue III opera
tion until Saturday whea it will close
down for repairs.
Several of our people attended the funeral
Of Miss Maud WarnOck, at WarnOck, yes
terday morning.
Every attendant OF the Christian Church
has little barrel in which he is collecting
money to pay for the repairs on the church
made necessary by the late fire.
Bellaire has sent ont gOodly number
of hunters during the past several days.
They do not 90 after game as a rule hut
just tramp over the hills for the fun OF the
thing.
The improvements in the G. & p. yards
are becoming numerous. Each week the
company repairs or builds something. A
new depot should soon assume some shape.
Some Bellaire glass workers will work at
the new NOrthwOOd glass works at Mar
tins Ferry.
The water tax il now due and payable.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
OF the Bellaire nail works will be held jan
uary 2Sth.
The Gravel Hill NJ. +. Mission Band
will give a supper on Thursday evening in
City Hall.
There is talk of the organization of a
company to manufacture the Baron dinner
pail
The gum boot man was ont again on
Monday evening. He caught a lady on
Thmty-thrd street, but soon skipped, ~
she raised her voice TO such pitch that rs.
sistance soon arrived.
The funeral of Henry Carr will take
place this afternoon at o'clock. Inter
ment, Rose Hill cemetery.
The houses of the city are 20 be num-
bered. This is what the publishers OF the
Wheeling Directory wanted three years
ago.
The morning local had not gotten ont of
the +. q o. yard yesterday morning when
it cOll;ded with n yard engine. Several
hunters were in cabOOse and were con-
siderably shaken up. Both engines were
damaged.
A female who has been loating abOnt
town WAS arrested by Officer Love. An
effort will he made to get her to leave the
city.
The wind was very strong yesterday at
ternOOn, but did not interfere with the
steamer Bellaire. The present Bellaire
and Wheeling packet is much heavier than
her predecessor and Is not likely to he
blown ashore.
The passenger traffic on the different
railroads has been quite large since Christ
mas Low rates is what catches the crowd.
'My Aunt Bridget" played to good
house in the Elysian theater last night and
gave entire satisfaction.
J. w. CUulsOn, who is in Wichita, Kan
sas, is doing well.
Herman Perry, who was arrested for
forging four checks, was given hearing
before Mayor Brown and bound over to
court in the sum OF $500 Marshal Darby
took Perry to the county Jail yesterday
afternoon. The boy says he can furnish the
bond required.
Several applications have already been
made for the position rs Chief Clerk in the
postOflice in place of John Campbell, de-
ceased.
w. s. Carroll and wife celebrated their
crystal wedding on Tuesday evening.
ionic Lodge elected new officers last
night
Mr. Syl WethPrald has returned from
Fiudlay, and says there are plenty of gas
cut there He informs IT'S that the pressure
of the Wethcrald Nail FactOry's we'll is
over 100 pounds.
The Bellaire letter to the REGISTER has
been of stale character for several days,
caused nv the train that carries the news
10 Wheeling being several hours late each
evening, making it necessary to leave the
letter ont
Robert Anderson and Miss Mollie Wood
have been married.
The Lodge of Sons of Veterans com
pletcd its organization last night
Barnes Bros. Band made about 500 out
of its festival
Dg. ! Park West il back from New
York. where he has been taking acOurse OF
lectures
The luuriug mill OF Thos. Ault will he
repaired At once. The insurance was
amicablv settled
r. = Seal ami wife leave to-day for a
two weeks trip through the South.
There will he select hop in Choral
Hail this evening.
The congregation OF the u. i. Church
has extended call to Rev. w. +. Me
I.aughlin 20 he its pastor.
The 4. NJ. T.. Church will hold watch
meeting on Saturday night.
Dance of Hope Hose Company tomorrow
evening in Turner Hall.
A -four year-old child of Archibald Jones,
OF the Second ward, was seriously and per
haps fatally burned yesterday by lts clothes
catchin" Iire from the crate.